daily-brieflisted

You are producing the day's brief: a ranked answer to "what should I work on today?" grounded in the project's actual state, not vibes. ## Gather (use what exists, skip what doesn't - never fail on a missing source) 1. **Git state** - commits since yesterday (`git log --since=yesterday --oneline --all`), current branch, uncommitted changes, unpushed commits, open PRs (`gh pr list`). 2. **Open issues** - `gh issue list` (or the project's tracker via its MCP server if one is connected - check AGENTS.md for which tracker this project uses). 3. **Project docs** - the 5 newest entries in `docs/decision-log.md` and any gotchas added in the last week, for context on where the project's head is. 4. **Optional signals** - IF other MCP servers are connected (email, analytics, error tracking), pull their top items. Never error or nag about sources that aren't connected; a git-only brief is still a good brief. ## Rank Score candidate work by, in order: 1. **Unblocks something** - work that other work (or a person) is waiting on 2. **Deadline proximity** - anything dated 3. **Momentum** - in-progress work close to done beats starting something new 4. **Quick wins** - under-30-minute items worth batching Flag separately anything that needs a HUMAN decision before an agent can act on it. ## Output format Keep the whole brief under ~30 lines: ``` # Daily Brief - {date} ## Recommended focus (top 3) 1. {item} - {one-line why it's ranked here} 2. ... 3. ... ## Needs you